TwinTurboBoost
Passed Driver's Ed
Title says it all..ask away
lol this is so funny! hi TTB!
ok let me be the first...
do you take ZAG.com price? say, I built the car on ZAG.com, 4 door DSG with Bi-xenon lights, the price is about $24,950....
also if I want a 4 door DSG base model with only Bi-Xenon lights on it, do you think the only way to go is ordering it from the manufacturer?
Thanks
And to add to what vitaminC said, if i built a car on zag.com and it was not available on the lot, would you honor the price if you had to dealer trade or order?
(I want a GTI in blue, and I've only seen one so far locally, so i'm sure it will have to be an order)
It really depends onhe dealer and what pricing zag is giving.
+1
You have to realize, there is expense involved with fetching a vehicle. If its oddly optioned, and say a NY dealer has to go to Florida to get it, he isnt going to lose money to make the sale. Thats an expensive dealer trade. Unless he can snatch one inbound on the boat or at port.
Also, Bluetooth is forced on by corporate. It's not standard so there will be a $199 charge for it. Consider it like destination.
I can see the entire inventory in the US and work many deals for out of state buyers, yet Ive never dealt with zag. It doesnt look like zag is including destination, or the $199 forced on for bluetooth.
We sell ALOT of MKVI's at my lot, considering our size. We are down to 3-4 and have sold 5 in the last week or so.
I'm not far from you, in Charlotte. if you're serious, then so am I. Contact me if you're interested. We don't get beat on price. Just remember, going 1000 miles away for your car isnt the way to buy it if you are cost - concious. A reasonable distance is fine, but anything excessive won't save you any money.